Partituras de Clásico medio

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New facsimile edition from the 2nd Richault edition of c.1880. In the last years of his life, Napoléon Coste re-issued a revised and corrected edition of his famous studies, certainly the version he w...

The author writes about his work: Paracas is a pre-Inca culture from the environs of Peru, which developed an exquisite textile art. In composing this work I evoke, somehow, this weaving spirit, devel...

Original graded compositions for the classroom, well produced and immensely popular. Series formerly selected by the Examination Board of the Royal Schools of Music.

Soria was a contemporary of Tárrega and a pupil of Arcas. He was a dedicated teacher and Regino Sainz de la Maza, a one time pupil spoke highly of him. His works are worth while exploring and here is...

The beautiful Romantic miniatures called the Bardenklänge are in this volume which is a reprint of the original Haslinger publication from the 1840s.

These easy pieces are an ideal introduction to the music of Mertz.

1989 the Mexican guitarist and composer José Alberto Ubach made the proposition that Beethoven's WoO 33 / 4 & 5 had been composed for the Terz-guitar. With this in mind, when we look at this Sonata, i...

Excellent guitar duo for players with modest ability. Carulli's well crafted arrangement of the 1st movement Haydn's London Symphony is extremely effective and suitable for players with moderate abili...

This edition has been chosen for the Michele Pittaluga guitar competition in 2010. Fernando Sor's most popular work, happens to probably be his best anyway. When Andrés Segovia started playing it regu...

Excellent guitar duo pieces from Ferrer, a pre-Tárrega generation Spanish composer, for players of moderate ability.

An extremely successful re-worked version of an excellent Baroque Concerto.

A beautiful work by the prolific French composer guitarist Francis Kleynjans.

Technique, Analysis and Interpretation of 10 of Fernando Sor's best known Studies. Contains supplementary exercises and explanations.

Frank Campo, resident in California, has contributed notably to the repertoire for guitar quartet with these interesting works.

Dedicated to his pupil Batholome Díaz, these studies are exercises in counterpoint, and very useful in school work.

Set works in the Rago Competition for Guitar Duo, Stuttgart 2010.

Five contrasting and evocative solo guitar works of intermediate level. Equally suitable for competitons, concert repertoire or teaching.